Who won the ESPN Tournament Challenge 2021?

Chris Jacobsen
Chris Jacobsen, a dentist in Lehi, beat more than 14 million other people and walked away with the winning spot in ESPN’s 2021 Tournament Challenge.

Are there any perfect brackets left 2021?

No Perfect 2021 Men’s NCAA Tournament Brackets Remain After Maryland’s Win. There were just 121 perfect brackets left after Friday’s 16 games. Higher-seed wins by Colorado, Florida State and Kansas on Saturday knocked the number of perfect brackets down from 121 to 50 through the early part of Saturday’s action.

How do I view my ESPN bracket?

To make your bracket, head to www.ESPN.com/bracket or download the ESPN Tournament Challenge app. Select the teams you think will win each tournament game from the first round all the way through the championship game — or let ESPN autofill a bracket for you.

What do you get for winning the ESPN Tournament Challenge?

The approximate retail value (“ARV”) of the Grand Prize is $18,000.00. Odds of winning the Grand Prize depends on the total number of eligible entries received and the number of eligible entries in the top 1% included in the Grand Prize random drawing.

Where is March Madness 2021 played?

The 2021 NCAA Tournament ends with the Final Four and national championship on April 3 and 5, respectively. All games will take place in Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

What’s the farthest a 15 seed has gone?

Florida Gulf Coast
The farthest a 15-seed has ever gone in the tournament was Florida Gulf Coast in 2013 when the Eagles advanced to the Sweet 16 before falling to Florida, who ironically, will face Oral Roberts in their next tournament game.

Is ESPN Bracket free?

Did we mention it’s totally free to play? – Create up to 25 brackets and enter each bracket in up to 10 different groups to play against friends, celebrities, ESPN personalities, and fans across the nation.

How many brackets are in the ESPN tournament?

Only 108 NCAA tournament brackets in ESPN’s Tournament Challenge remain unblemished after first day.

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